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Volume One The Alchemy of Dreams Transform Your Life - Develop A Friendship With Your Dreams By Wesley R. Wyatt Copyright © 2013 by Wesley R. Wyatt. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from the copyright owner. Edgar Cayce Readings © 1971, 1993-2007 by the Edgar Cayce Foundation TABLE  OF  CONTENTS     Preface     Who  Was  Edgar  Cayce?     The  Unusual  Abilities  of  Edgar  Cayce     Practical  Application  of  Universal  Laws   Introduction     Three  Complementary  Perspectives  on  Dreams     It’s  Your  Journey  of  Discovery   Chapter  1:  Dreaming  Possibilities     The  Science  of  Dreams  and  Dreaming     Dreams  and  Other  Cultures     Unexplored  Territory     Perception  and  the  Soul  Self     Expanding  Consciousness  Through  Dream  Work   Chapter  2:  Dreaming  Basics     The  Process  of  Dreaming     Dreams-­‐  Portals  of  the  Soul     Changing  Our  Future     Overcoming  Cultural  Conditioning   Chapter  3:  Recalling  and  Recording  Dreams     The  Interface  Between  Inner  and  Outer  Worlds Developing  a  Friendship  With  Your  Dreams     Recall  Suggestions     Recording  Suggestions     For  Further  Study:  What  Occurs  During  Sleep?   Chapter  4:  Listening  to  the  Inner  Self     Dreams  and  Soul  Development     Dream  Interpretation  and  Application     Attitudes  and  Motives     Desire  and  Will     Ideals  and  Dream  Work     Choosing  a  Spiritual  Ideal     The  Power  of  Meditation  and  Prayer     Summary   Chapter  5:  Language  of  the  Soul     A  Living  Language     Signs  and  Symbols-­‐  Personal  and  Familiar     The  Many  Ways  Dreams  Communicate  With  Us     Simple  Messages     Which  Self  is  Asleep,  Which  Self  Awake?     Humor,  Puns  and  Misspelled  Words     Why  Are  Dreams  So  Crazy  and  Weird?     Dreams  With  Unsavory  Content     The  Mundane  as  Disguise What  Determines  What  We  Dream  About?     Are  All  Dreams  Important?     Dreams  as  Puzzles     Many  Levels,  Many  Applications     Disturbing  Dreams     How  to  Respond  to  Disturbing  Dreams     Lucid  Dreaming   Chapter  6:  Dream  Interpretation     Guidelines  for  Dream  Interpretation     Characters  in  Dreams-­‐  Aspects  of  the  Self     Amplification     Research  and  Symbols     The  Importance  of  Context     Identifying  Interior  Thoughts     Symbols  and  Context     Comprehension     Common  Interpretation  Blunders     A  Step-­‐by-­‐Step  Approach  to  Dream  Interpretation     Decoding  Your  Dreams     Shortened  Version  for  Decoding  Your  Dreams     Additional  Resources  for  Dream  Interpretation   Chapter  7:  Setting  the  Stage     Location,  Perspective  and  Structure Dream  Settings     The  Importance  of  Perspective  in  Dreams     Dream  Structure  as  a  Tool  for  Thought     Sequential  Structure     How  to  Utilize  a  Sequential  Dream     Different  or  Contrasting  Perspectives     Short  and  to  the  Point     Absence  of  Structure-­‐  Intuitive  Communication     Repetition  Without  Resolution     A  Series  of  Dreams  on  the  Same  Night   Chapter  8:  Sacred  Quest-­‐  Dream  Incubation     How  to  Incubate  a  Dream     Preparation     Dream  Incubation  for  Couples     Results     Inner  Guidance  and  Decision  Making     From  the  Higher  Forces:  Discernment  and  Discrimination     Spontaneous  Dreams  and  Visions   Chapter  9:  Common  Dream  Themes   1. Threatening  Themes   2. Themes  of  Injury  or  Illness   3. Death  of  the  Dreamer   4. Death  of  Others 5. Themes  of  Violence  or  Murder   6. Themes  of  Suicide  and  Self-­‐Sacrifice   7. Strong  Emotional  Themes   8. Themes  Involving  Sexuality   9. Themes  of  Falling  or  Losing  Control   10. Themes  of  Control  and  Mastery   11. Themes  of  Vulnerability  (Being  Naked,  Exposed,  or  Inappropriately   Dressed)   12. Performance  Anxiety,  Feeling  Unprepared,  and  Being  Late   13. Themes  of  Forgetfulness   14. Themes  Involving  Fire   15. Unfamiliar  Territory  or  Being  Lost   16. Cataclysms  and  Natural  Disasters   17. Personal  Loss  and  Destruction   18. Of  Broken  Things  and  Things  That  Don’t  Work  Properly   19. Themes  of  Creativity,  Birth  and  Renewal   20. Revisiting  the  Past   21. Themes  Involving  the  Persona   22. Shadow  Content:  Bathrooms,  Letting  Go  and  Self-­‐Acceptance   23. Compensatory  Themes   24. Themes  Involving  Anxiety,  Fear  or  Terror   25. Warning  Dreams   26. The  Collective  Versus  the  Individual 27. Themes  of  Inspiration  and  Wisdom,  Beauty  and  Affirmation   28. Past-­‐Life  Themes   29. Life-­‐Passage  Themes   30. Physical  Health  Themes   31. Repetitive  Themes  and  Symbols   32. Dreams  That  Make  Fun  of  Us-­‐  Visitations  from  Coyote   33. Themes  Involving  Extrasensory  Perception   Chapter  10:  The  Language  of  Symbolism     Personal  Symbolism     Cultural  Symbolism     Archetypal  Symbolism     How  to  Utilize  What  Follows     Common  Archetypal  Symbols     The  Four  Elements     Earth     Other  Earth  Symbols     Air     Fire       Water     Animals     Mythical  Animals  and  Creatures     Wild  Animals     Domesticated  Animals Birds     Monsters     Symbols  from  Daily  Life     The  Symbolism  of  Vehicles     The  Symbolism  Within  Our  Living  Spaces     House  Symbols  That  Contain  Warnings     Symbols  of  the  Persona     Types  of  Clothing  in  Dreams     Purses  and  Wallets     Personal  Objects  Imbued  With  Special  Meaning     Symbols  of  Balance     Parts  of  the  Whole:  The  Human  Body     Symbolism  and  Sexuality     The  Masculine  and  Feminine  in  Dreams     Symbolism  and  Behavior     Symbols,  Behaviors,  and  Aptitudes  Associated  With  the  Masculine     Symbols,  Behaviors,  and  Aptitudes  Associated  With  the  Feminine     Balancing  the  Masculine  and  Feminine  Within  Us     The  Union  of  Opposites   Chapter  11;  Nurturing  Your  Dream  Life     The  Dreaming  Tree-­‐  The  Power  of  Sharing  Dreams     Guidelines  for  Starting  a  Dream  Group     Guidelines  for  Listening  to  Dreams Guidelines  for  Sharing  Dreams     Tending  the  Garden  of  Consciousness   Resources     Dreams  and  Dreaming     Relationship  Dynamics  and  the  Psychology  of  the  Self     Life  After  Death,  Reincarnation  and  What  Occurs  Between  Lives     Books  About  Edgar  Cayce     Websites  of  Interest The Alchemy of Dreams - Volume I Preface For the first 16 years of my life, I had no inkling of the value of dreams. Those around me rarely acknowledged them unless one was particularly disturbing, weird, or funny. I was never encouraged to make an effort at recalling them, nor did I entertain the possibility that they contained useful information, much less inspiration. Though I was aware that many indigenous cultures valued dreams and dreaming as a means of communicating with the spirit world and the Divine, such concepts were not reinforced by the culture in which I grew up. Then, when I was 17, my brother brought me several books about the famous psychic Edgar Cayce. Initially I was skeptical, but then I realized that he believed he’d found something of great value, and I began to ask more serious questions. Who Was Edgar Cayce? Much of the information provided by Edgar Cayce (while in a self-induced sleep state) was on health issues, and in many cases, documented evidence backed up its accuracy. The idea that research could prove the veracity of the information received by a psychic intrigued me. If this was true, maybe my brother had not gone off the deep end after all. My brother went further, stating that many an individual, upon following the suggestions given by Edgar Cayce, had either been cured or had their health improve in remarkable ways - despite their doctors having described their condition as incurable. Even those who were initially skeptical were won over by the results they experienced in

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